homo in Latin
homo in Latin is draucus — homo means whole or full-fat milk that has been processed so the fat is evenly distributed.
homo in Latin
draucus
(colloquial, often, pejorative) Clipping of homosexual.
What does "homo" mean?
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noun Whole or full-fat milk that has been processed so the fat is evenly distributed.
"He picked up a carton of homo on the way home for the kids' cereal."
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adj A slang, often offensive, term relating to homosexuality.
"The word was used as a slur in the film to show the character's prejudice."
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homo in a sentence
- He picked up a carton of homo on the way home for the kids' cereal.
- The word was used as a slur in the film to show the character's prejudice.
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What is "homo" in Latin?
"homo" in Latin is draucus. homo means: Whole or full-fat milk that has been processed so the fat is evenly distributed.
How do you use "homo" in a sentence?
Example: "He picked up a carton of homo on the way home for the kids' cereal." In Latin, "homo" is draucus.
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